A Scriptural and historical look at the temptation of the Church towards idolatry in relation to civil government.

The conversations Jesus has surrounding 3 important questions teach us about God, God's Law and ourselves.

A look at the life and message of the prophet Hosea.

Chapter 2 begins by outlining admirable qualities of a man of God, just as chapter 1 describes the qualities of a true church, but underlying these qualities is one central truth - the gospel.  The Apostle Paul gives three defining aspects of the gospel in these opening verses - it's opposition by the world, it's divine commission and it's genuine love.

The events and conversations surrounding the entry into Jerusalem and the cleansing of the Temple teach us about who Jesus is and the nature of the Kingdom of God and who is in that kingdom.

The cleansing of the Temple and the cursing of the fig tree fulfill the prophecies of the Messiah and the Day of Salvation and Judgement in an unexpected way.

Jesus' entry into Jerusalem and the response of the crowds teaches us about Jesus and sets the stage for the Passion Week.

A look at how Scripture teaches that proper worship leads to greater understanding of God and His will.

A look at what Scripture teaches about how God works transformation in His people in the context of worship.

A look at what Scripture teaches is worship that is holy, acceptable to God, and reasonable as a response to who God is and what He has done.